Havanese

Havanese: Additional Info

Temperament

The Havanese is faithful, friendly and very playful. They are devoted and will defend their owners. This breed can also learn commands quickly & excels in obedience training. Overall the Havanese loves attention from humans and does well with children & other pets.

Coat

– The Havanese coat is long, curly & wavy and soft to the touch. They have a double coat that grows out more than six inches from the body with the distinguishable trait of hair draping over their eyes.

Coat Colors

The Havanese can come in a multitude of colors. Some of the more recognizable are: black & white, black, white, parti color and tri-color.

Coat Care

The Havanese is hypoallergenic and for the most part do not shed. Their fine hair needs brushed daily to prevent tangling and matting. Clipping your Havanese short to the body will make grooming an easier task. Monthly bathing will help maintain a healthy coat.

Health

The Havanese life expectancy is between 13 - 16 years. The Havanese is a relatively healthy breed. Some health issues to be aware of are:
• Cataracts
• Deafness
• Hip Dysplasia
• Patellar Luxation

History

The Havanese originated in Cuba and was created to play with children in the 17th century. Their lineage can be traced to the European Bichon. Breeding of the Havanese in the states began in the early 70’s when a family immigrated from Cuba.
The Havanese was first registered by the AKC in 1995 and grouped as Toy.

Havanese Puppies for sale in PA

Click on any of the available Havanese puppies for sale to receive the breeder name, telephone number, and additional information on the puppy.
Any puppy that has a white box, instead of blue, comes with a 1 year genetic health guarantee.

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